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Landfill gas remains the most popular feedstock option for renewable gas production (LFG-to-RNG), but project pre-tax breakeven prices can range, with success relying heavily on location and scale, according to a new report from Wood Mackenzie.
OXCCU, a leading carbon-to-value company converting carbon dioxide into fuels, chemicals and plastics, has announced the launch of its first official demonstration plant, OX1, at Oxford Airport.
Zeeco Europe has announced the successful commencement of operations at its new office in Germany.
Yokogawa Electric Corp. has developed the OpreX™ Open Automation SI Kit and the OpreX OPC UA Management Package, both of which will play important roles in the implementation of Open Process Automation™ (OPA) systems.
Wood Mackenzie reports that replacing Norway’s oil and gas supplies to Europe with imports would significantly increase emissions between 2024 - 2040.
SYSO, a market operator of renewable energy and battery storage assets, has announced the successful completion of its Series B funding round, raising US$14.5 million.
In its latest Short-Term Energy Outlook, the US Energy Information Administration (EIA) forecast that US working natural gas inventories will be 3954 billion cubic feet by the end of October 2024, the most natural gas in US storage since November 2016.
Energy solutions specialist, Aggreko, has significantly invested in its European fleet of cooling solutions to bring reliable, clean and efficient cooling to the market.
The US Energy Information Administration (EIA) expects that US residential electricity prices will increase by about 1% in 2024, the slowest rate of year-over-year growth since 2020.
Kent has been awarded a global three-year enterprise framework agreement (EFA) by Shell to provide Commissioning and Start-Up Services (CSU) across various onshore and offshore projects.
Marybeth McBain, Klaus Brun and Karl Wygant, Ebara Elliott Energy, discuss how hydrogen can bridge the gap between fossil fuels and clean energy, and consider options for hydrogen compression.
In the first five months of 2024, US imports of renewable diesel averaged 30 000 bpd, approaching the monthly record set in May 2023.